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I <br /> I <br /> 2. Activities Requiring a SSTS Permit: A SSTS permit shall be obtained by the <br /> property owner or an agent of the property owner from the City prior to the installation, <br /> construction, replacement, modification, alteration, or capacity expansion including the <br /> use of advanced treatment components of a SSTS. It is unlawful for any person to <br /> construct, install, modify or replace a SSTS without the appropriate permit from the <br /> SSTS including repair or replacement of components that will alter the original function <br /> of the system, change the treatment capacity of the system, change the location of the <br /> system, or otherwise change the original system's design, layout, or function. The <br /> issuing of any permit, variance, or conditional use under the provisions of this Article <br /> shall not absolve the applicant of responsibility to obtain any other required permit. <br /> 3. Permit Requirements: SSTS Permit applications shall be made on forms provided <br /> by the City and signed b t�pplicant or applicant's agent, and must include the <br /> following information and documentation: <br /> A. Applicant name, mailing address,telephone number,and email address; <br /> B. Property Identification Number,property address and legal description of <br /> property location; <br /> C. Site Evaluation Report,which shall be made on forms provided by Crow <br /> Wing County; <br /> D. Design Report which shall be made on forms provided by Crow Wing <br /> County; <br /> E. A management plan, as defined by Minnesota Rule 7082.0600; and <br /> F. Any additional information that may be required by the City to assure <br /> compliance with this Article. <br /> 4. Application Review and Response: The City shall review a permit application and <br /> supporting documents according to Article 11 of the City's Land Use (Zoning) <br /> Ordinance. <br /> 5. Appeal: The applicant may appeal any decision of the City in accordance with <br /> Article 11 of the City's Land Use (Zoning) Ordinance. <br /> 6. Permit Expiration: A SSTS Permit for a new SSTS is valid for a period of no more <br /> than two years from its date of issue. A SSTS Permit for the replacement of SSTS failing <br /> to protect groundwater is valid for 10 months. A SSTS Permit for the replacement of <br /> SSTS that are imminent threats to public health is valid for 10 months. Satisfactory <br /> completion of construction shall be determined by as-built drawings and a signed <br /> certification that the construction and installation of the system was completed in <br /> reasonable conformance with the approved design documents by a qualified employee of <br /> 8 <br />